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Yay! Now my 5 split cards of bad creatures are officially in my set. I do find it funny that, while Wizards has printed a very low volume of split/flip cards, it is tackled very often by amateur designers. I can't make up my mind as to whether I'm happy Wizards has shown restraint with this concept, or annoyed that they haven't gone nuts with it...
If there's enough text, the type line covers up the fifth line of text on the unflipped side (and sometimes there's even more text that sticks out below that line--see Reanimating Licid), and the name line on the flip side covers up the first line of text there.
Done! See for example: Bushi Tenderfoot.
Done!
I've set out a proposal on this similar request for the feature that should address both of these.
So I'm envisaging:
The second stage will add:
Does that sound like that'd meet what people want?
It'll take a bit of doing - at least a month, likely more - but it's a reasonable proposal.
Sensible suggestion. Would take significant infrastructure, but it would make the site a lot more usable. Similar to Get emailed when things happen, and wants to share infrastructure with it.
It was requested by Patrik here.
If I were to move the site from Heroku's free plan to something else, I might start allowing images to be stored on-site. But since I've already gone the external hosting route for card art and whole-card images and watermarks, it'd seem odd to break from that tradition for the fourth kind of user-specifiable image.
Sounds good to me. Though, alerting people when they log into the site that some one responded on a card they commented on would be more personally useful.
Make it optional, of course, but this would be so useful!
I'm sure you're hurting for space already, and remote hosting is probably more sensible for several reasons; but remember you can store binary files as BLOBs in a database. Paperclip plugin is the one for that, I think.
Unfortunately, though, this is still a problem in IE9.
Although anyone using IE 8 or earlier should really, really try visiting Multiverse in Firefox, Safari or Chrome. It looks soo much better.
Interesting idea. Makes sense, and not too technically challenging. I ought to be able to do that.
http://multiverse.heroku.com/cards/4537 Votes for it. Twice.
It'd be nice, but they're more fiddly to create. One kitten.
Two kittens up!
Comments like those on this card are directly responsible for me adding this feature!
This would only ever be opt-in. I'm not into spamming people.